This is no agenda. Hurry due to war. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, April 3 2011 times you're getting my nation media
assassination episode two, nine or two.
This is no agenda.
Free speech. It's a great idea. But we're at war here at the
hilltop Watchtower crackpot command center and get my nation
west the People's Republic of Southern California. Yay. In the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Gitmo nation glass buildings. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Greg Baden Bushkill.
Gitmo nation, glass buildings,
glass buildings everywhere I look
on the road again a my friend.
I'll tell you, you know, I'm in New York City, which is also
Gitmo nation glass buildings. And there's a bunch of clouds
flying around and they're reflecting off the glass
buildings and it's actually quite as quite a sight
ensures not persistent jet contrails These are
big ol cumulus is a couple of Nimbus is are flying by
so what's the deal, man? Why are you in New York?
Well miss my daughter's spring break and she had a choice of
doing a bunch of different things. And
let's see Cancun, with my friends getting drunk and
running around naked or Hi, Sonia in New York with my dad,
let me think, which was like,
she is looking at colleges. And so I have to drag her around
because she's visiting various places she wants to go and I'm,
it's just basically just seeing dollar signs flying past my I
expected broke after
the joy. Yeah, that's a beautiful thing.
So she's here looking to some places. And so in the process,
since she's been performing art, she, you know, we got to go see
a few plays. Ooh, actually. So we saw a couple so far. And
we're going to try to see Spider Man.
Yeah, that's, that's what we want the review of?
Yeah, well, actually, the most interesting play, if I just get
off of a slight tangent here, which I think helps me
appreciate why people like our show was a was the opening of
the preview of which was a big hit play in London called
Jerusalem and Jerusalem's about and everybody was kind of the
audience liked it. I think there's a lot of Anglo files,
and I'm not absolutely sure, but I don't and my wife liked it,
and my daughter liked it. But I think they didn't quite get it
until I explained to them at based on when, during our
moments of deconstructing Great Britain and the drunkenness,
futility of life and all the rest of it is extremely well
explored in this plays a very depressing play about
essentially drunken British youth.
And that was my life. That was my life for five years. I don't
need to see the play. I got the t shirt in the DVD.
It's a really it's a very, I mean, it's just like, wow, I
mean, they they have everything from the petty small town
bureaucrats. They explore that element and everything in
between of the of what, you know, British life has become
under the Gitmo nation auspices. Right that it was a wow, I
thought it was pretty hard, hard hitting I'm it was apparently a
huge hit in Britain. So I guess they're paying some attention,
but it has. It's a nice, holistic, very dark view of
things.
Well, while you're doing that, I'm here with two chicks in the
house and had a nice CREP breakfast with Mimoza has and
your do live into life. We haven't
missed Miss Molly wood stain for the weekend. Oh, What's she up
to? Hanging out with me in the hot tub?
Oh, really? Yeah. This is this is a donation. And I have
to thank you. Yeah, exactly. I have to thank you for
introducing Molly to Mickey. That was a stroke of genius, my
friend.
I have my moment. Yes, you do. The way I see it the way I see
it anyone. Tall women seem to gravitate toward each other. It
works.
Yes. About all kinds of all kinds of benefit. Absolutely. So
now you're being on New York time. Did you watch any of the
early morning news talk shows?
I ended up watching there's a there's a bunch of screwy shows
in New York. New York is weird, because and you have to come
here every so often to realize how isolated it is from the
general American thought process.
Unlike unlike California, actually, I believe
it is unlike California, they don't even have the California
stuff going on. I mean, it's I mean, California is maybe one
step isolated. I think New York has to and in fact, I wonder if
we even have any donors from New York. I mean, there's so
many, so that's true. Not many.
Yeah, they're so isolated that generally speaking they don't
even have they don't even run a lot of syndicated stuff.
California rush to national shows and various kinds of I
mean, for example, they have the only. I mean, the news in the
morning is like New York, New York. One is a perfect example.
It's just basically from New York about New York by New
Yorkers. This morning's talk shows the New York Times have
some character who shouldn't even you not to be honest about
shouldn't be on television because he needs dental work and
he doesn't wear any worse glasses with no glare proof on
him. So he's blasting you
with the stage lights and temperature. What an incredible
amateur.
Better that I mean, somebody's just got to tell him but nobody
bothers because you're in New York. So every everything is
just New York oriented, you get you get completely isolated
here.
Oh, so I watched that because we were up early for the for the
show. This morning. I watched the Face the Nation. And it was
of course, you know, way too late to record any clips or
anything. And Lindsey Graham from I was the South Carolina
senator from South Carolina and guys
getting on my nerves.
So they're talking about this bogus. Oh, we beheaded people in
Afghanistan because some douchebag burn the Koran. And,
and he literally said, I'll get a clip from it for Thursday show
I'm sure. He said, you know, free speech is a great idea. But
we're at war, a fight. What do you really just and he's running
for president?
You know, he has gotten worse over time. If he thinks he's
even gonna get any votes. He's got to be fooling himself to
think he's running for president. That guy is. He's a
total douchebag he's pro war. He doesn't get it. You know, I
mean, I'm sure there's a few people out there, you know,
usually they're in the army and higher up so they don't actually
have to do any fighting, that most people that are have any
experience with war, Dard pro war, I mean, this guy is like,
if you've actually been
in a war, you kind of tend to be against it. If you've had like
bombs dropping on your head and see your friends getting blown
to bits, you tend to have an aversion.
So the guy's like a war monger. He and he's and he's, like you
just said he's like against the Constitution against free
speech. He's a conservative Republican. That's ridiculous.
He's not he's not really conservative in any sense of
the, you know, any real sense in terms of like, you know, being a
constitutionalist. And that guy's horrible. I mean,
hopefully, he'll figure that out when he gets no votes. And when
he tries to run, as of in a primary,
so I did a little bit of deconstruction. And it kind of
started, I think it was actually right after the show, as
promised, the Federal Reserve released all of their secret
documents, which turned out to be 136 megabyte file of PDFs,
which is unbelievable. And it's still all redacted. And this, of
course, is the information that the
Edelman Hold on. Why would you redact a banker statement
go? Because there's tons of stuff in there, they just don't
want us to know.
And then what is this report?
Well, the good news is there was enough in it to be meaty enough
to know that $3.3 trillion was lent from the discount window to
foreign banks. I mean, like all over the world, including bank
partially owned by Libya. And and they also have the the TALF
in there, which is the toxic asset bailout. And, you know,
you get like these huge hedge funds from Wexford from
Connecticut, which of course, the CEO was an ex Goldman guy,
da, and the, like, employee hedge funds and stuff, it's just
it was it'll never get reported properly, because it's just it's
too, a It's not interpretable for for the common man, I think,
because it's even hard to understand how the whole system
works. But then to see the rip off the blatant rip off were all
of these guys who should have gone out of business, literally,
and instead Nana, just borrow our money. So that led me to,
especially the Libyan bank thing led me to a couple of other
interesting points. The fact will actually, Ron Paul was on
the clean, no, the antiwar.com podcast, and someone sent me a
copy of it. And he said an unknowing that the Fed will
easily lend money to anybody, including banks partially owned
by Libya, and that they do it secretly. He comes up with I
mean, if I ever kick the bucket, John, and he's not President,
make him do the show because he'd be perfect for it. But
listen to how he deconstructs the financing of the rebels.
Alright, now. Your colleague represent Dennis percentage has
gone on the record saying that this is impeachable. Do you
agree with him about that?
Yeah, I think it's impeachable in the sense that he disobeys
the Constitution, but many presidents have done that in the
last 100 years or so. It's it's an offense that is
unconstitutional. Congress should take it upon himself. I
don't imagine it's likely to lead, you know, to somebody
introducing a resolution to impeach him, because I think it
would distract from, you know, something we can do more
immediate, like denying all funding for the war, or the
Congress vote on this one way or the other?
Well, that certainly would be something to see the Congress,
at least attempt to deny funding, but Hillary Clinton
made the statement yesterday or the day before that, even if
Congress did refuse to to provide funding for it, that
they would just ignore it under the plenary and inherent powers
of the presidency.
When you think about it, how secret funding can occur, you
know, through the Federal Reserve System, what does it
matter? What does it matter that Congress's were totally
irrelevant? You know, just released figures had the Federal
Reserve had loaned money to banks and other governments $3.3
trillion. So, you know, if you need funding in the Fed created,
why don't they set up a central bank? The rebels in Libya have
already set up a central bank. So maybe we've loaned them if
they've come to the discount when they Yeah. And I bet you
that's exactly what's happening. I'm sure of it now.
Is roll up to the discount window. A A is Mohamed, here.
Hey, man, give me some money.
Central Bank.
The central bank, it's amazing.
The central bank have no agenda.
Wow. Wouldn't it be cool? We could borrow a couple trill?
Yeah, you build some. I got.
I got a call yesterday from a reporter and this is a testament
to the show, which I'm quite proud of. A reporter from
Washington, the Washington Post. And what did you think of that
newspaper? John and I Okay.
Well, it's compromised but I have a lot of it is well written
to the guy. Paul Farhi or something. He says he knows you
actually. Does ring a bell. Paul Farhi
sounds very familiar. Yeah.
He says, Man, I'm doing this piece on the Andy Carvin and I
asked Andy, you know, Andy Carvin is the senior strategist
at the our national treasure, NPR. And he's the guy that's
collecting all the tweets and and passing them through the
organization as news. He says, so he asked Andy, you know, does
anyone kind of Cuttino because he's a, as this reporter said,
No, and he's like, a little mini celebrity now. You know, he's
got the social media vibe. He's with all the hip kids.
Yeah, I know who this is. That's funny.
And he says, so I asked Andy, if there was anyone who was
critical of what you're doing, and your name was top of the
list. And like, huh, did I call him a douchebag? I probably did,
didn't I?
Well, I don't know play this jingle. Let me real jog my
memory. Oh.
Yeah, I think so. And I said, Well, look, I got nothing
against the guy personally. But you know, for and I have
problems with and I had to go back and explain. I said, you
know, do you know what I do? Yeah, you're a blogger. You the
xvg isn't? No, no, not. So I had explained about no agenda. Yeah.
Whoa. Oops. Looks like we just lost all contact with reality.
Okay, well, there you go. The minute I start talking about
them, they they pulled the plug on me. It's unbelievable. Is
that a coincidence? Or what?
You play douchebag. And boom, they pull the plug. Like,
cut him off. Now cut them off. Now he's onto a system. It
was what it was pretty screwy. It's par
for the course.
What's the guy's name again? And Dan
should well do you want the stream to go down again? You
just need to spell it Andy Carvin car vi n. And so but
anyway, he's like, you know, how, why do you think this is
not good? And I said, Well, besides the problem I have with
NPR, commercial organization, you know, they have
underwriters, which they call advertisers, whatever you want
to call it. And I went into that a little bit with them. I said
the whole fact that, that that this, these tweets are being
taken from a centralized commercial organization unvetted
as news. Well, the Secretary of State herself has said she has
techno experts, the techno experts who are tweeting in
Farsi, he's, you know, there's so much room for disinformation.
I mean, and this is seeping into a news organization, I have to
say,
and they're not discussing it and don't forget that cast son
stream. In the organization, they would whose powers is what
husband who's who was associated with Hillary. It has been
advocating the sort of
the indoctrination the infiltration of all of this?
Yeah. So
I wouldn't believe one tweet that they reported on. And so
this guy, so he was our reporter friend was shocked by this.
Well, I have to say he said, You know, I never thought of it that
way. So this is the problem. It's the whole fanboy ism is no
one's questioning this. You can't even vet this stuff.
Technically, because you don't know what IP address it's coming
from. You have no idea it could be coming right from the State
Department from Washington. It says here, but it might not be
true. I said exactly. To you making my point for me. Happy
anniversary, darling. 402 years. I love you so much.
But not to get too mushy. I'm sorry.
So yeah, so anyway, the funniest thing is at the end of this and
who knows what's gonna wind up on prem? He says, so
not saying no, no, what? I was gonna write about it nothing. He
says,
So what do I call you? I said, Well, I'm a media assassin. He
says, Yeah, but I need something that, you know, we're we're a
stodgy old newspaper, I said, what you have such disdain for
your readers, they won't understand that. He says, No,
actually, I'm talking about my editors. I said, Okay, how about
media deconstructionist? He says, Yeah, but can I just say
blogger, media critics? No. So what is the you're going to Andy
Carmen's title is senior strategist at an NPR you're
going to print that as his title. Yeah, well, what's the
difference? I can be if he's a senior strategist, I can be a
media deconstructionist. And I just did that for you on this
call. Anyway, it was but it was funny because I think this
wonder you never get quoted.
I'm not with the Pro. And I'm just trying to promote knowledge
agenda. I'm just trying to promote no agenda. You know,
I was your title, producer. No agenda.
I know. I'm a douchebag. I'm so stupid. I don't know how to do
it anymore. I'm gonna get too much of a chip on my shoulder.
You do? Yeah. Well, it's no Well, I take it in events. And
maybe you get another listener.
The one person who reads the Washington Post who has internet
I got web.
I got AOL. Here. I got Facebook. This is RSS. What is it?
Podcast?
Ah, well, anyway, did we have any support? Yeah, we didn't
melt down I want to thank everybody. For all the lovely
messages you sent me that was very kind.
Yeah. Well, you know, Adam seems to course some people that
misunderstood what you were up to thinking you're criticizing
the audience when you were actually depressed about the
Constitution. The fact effect we actually made it worse. We've
been playing the Ron Paul thing because apparently, I mean, when
he says that you owe nobody, you know? Yeah, I
know. But I'm over it now. Is it like I've been able to lift
myself over that hump, but it was a wall that I hit so hard
during the show, I'm like, it's just all over you know, now at
least I've come to terms with it. And you know, and now that I
hear you know, future presidential candidates saying
you know, free speech is a great idea. But who needs who needs
it? You know, like so we might as well just run this puppy all
the way into the ground John, we're going as far as we can
take it
ya know, that fact I think people have to realize that this
show is is not long for this world. But we're gonna keep
doing as long as we keep getting support. So and as long as
agenda they leave us alone, then they probably will as long as we
keep our listenership you know from actually having well I
don't know
any ixnay on the Andy Andy KR Vinay
sleeve and Vander have and Belhaven North Carolina is our
we're gonna have two executive producers and one to actually
with these people have to be then we have two executive
producers in one to eight now you have to excuse me, because
I'm scrolling back and forth and left and right on this laptop
123454 co executive producers and two associates so we have a
good list. Steven Vanderhoff Belhaven, North Carolina who
gave us a very generous five inch rolls over to 560-565-6560
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Hello, John and Adam looks like you're mean book boots on the
ground is spreading like wildfire throughout the media.
Everyone's talking about it's like, Wouldn't it be funny John,
if actually like everyone's listening to this show, you
know, kind of like, you know, they're all walking through the
the Pentagon and through the, you know, through account on
Capitol Hill like, and you hear them even talking about on the
ground guy in
the Pentagon listening to this show. I would like to set just
send me an anonymous note saying, Yeah, of course not.
Anyone could do it. Nevermind, that doesn't count. So anyway,
so he's going to be a night, which is a good thing should be
David Dolson, Houston, Texas. Is 333 33 John natum longtime
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No kidding. I went through another two and a half hours of
testimony about Libya. My head was exploding. There's literally
like gunk gunk coming out of my ears.
And then we have a bunch of 300 club new 300 club members, sir
Adam Burke pile in Arlington, Washington. He's from the pocket
no agenda app. Exact he's donating to get Adam out of the
pissy mood he was in on Thursday. See, you maybe
shouldn't get moody more often to try that. Like to mention the
new version of the pocket new agenda, which is a great app, by
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or Wow, a game? That's like a whole social thing with a game
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I like that this is very this guy's good. At most, you see who
this is the stream the most earns achievements for listening
to the stream and has multiple show push notification support.
So if you ask people on the optional ads, that would be
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300 ollars. Dwayne Malecon started Dwayne Malecon. Let's
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Dwayne here, just a few episodes behind and just listening to
Episode 288. That's more than a few. I wanted to donate because
that was the the, the kind of show that got me hooked on no
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I
don't remember either. It was probably just like 287
probably more like 289. Also, I sent my ring size but didn't get
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Sean McGrath, Jersey City, jersey and other members of 300.
Rat, rabbit. Squirrel. All right. That was rabbit. Need
some karma for the new MAC Address Book extractor from
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allows you to import into Gmail, which is the NSA.
Yeah, really? It's kind of round robin, you doing?
Hotmail and outlook and Yahoo? I would take a little aside here.
So I'm at the airport. We're flying to New York family.
Right. And who's standing there with his wife, Bill Gates? No,
no. Eric Schmidt. Oh, really? Yeah. So I went over and
shattered what
I thought he has. He has his own plane and everything.
Apparently, now that this was his last that that was his last
day at Google. Oh,
because he's no longer a Google. So all the perks go away. He's
working
for the government is that it's already could have could have
taken the jet if he wanted to? I'm sure of it. But wait a
minute, is does he already have the gig? No, by get but he seems
confident that he's flying to New York to go back and forth
from New York to Washington and New York to Washington to New
York to Washington for some reason.
Yeah. For some NSA related reason.
I threw that at him because I wrote a column suggesting that
Schmidt would be the best choice for you know, he had a security,
NSA, CIA, something like that. And he thought it wasn't he
thought I was an idiot. So
did he say that he looked at you and go, you're an idiot.
You never said I was an idiot. So what
did you say? Hey, cool, man that you tried to hide your Google
results for your donation. That was awesome. Come on, John. I
ever I gave him a no agenda show card because he's never heard
the show. Right?
Oh, well, hold on a second. Hey there.
How you doing Eric?
He might be listening might have a job. Then another aside where
you are matching the Show Card which I have a bunch I've given
to cops now. And so I'm sitting at a little cafe at Dean and
DeLuca cafe here in Manhattan where my wife's getting a
cappuccino. Luckily, she was at the time and just very
attractive. 20 Something girl comes up. And she's kind of
sheepishly walks up and she stands there and she says, Are
you John C Dvorak, real? And I said, Yeah, she says it in the
morning, no,
really.
She was hard. My daughter was there she can testify. And she
was hot. She was very Yeah, she was hot. What was her name? I
don't know. I didn't get I was stunned.
Like, your heart attack like, oh my god no agenda liquid show was
doing for me. Yeah.
And like, say, Hey, come
on my lap and let me tell you the story. I was just
stunned that someone without instead of saying hi, it was
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that's why I always cut it off there because,
yeah, tightened up. But he says that WPC seven is a personal pet
peeve of his
Yeah, well, and rightly so. I'm down with you my brother. Hell,
yeah. We're coming up on the 10th anniversary. Okay, turns
onwards, right. Yes. Onward. Indeed. So, bad news. You've got
no clips.
Yeah, my clip machine fell apart. And I didn't get any
clips. So I'm, I'm out of clips. I don't have any clips. I wish I
was when I'm in these hotels, which is really distressing is
you'll see that clip go by but you don't have you haven't put
DVRs in the rooms yet. Right. Right. Right. This is what you
because you had to stop it and go back and clip it. But
so Well, luckily, luckily. Luckily, I have some longer
clips. And some of them I think it'd be quite interesting to
listen to this first one that actually wanted to roll out.
Let's just stick with what is the news of the day again? Oh,
yes. Charlie Sheen's concert tour sucks. Yeah, that's the
that's the main news. Yeah, oh, yeah. People are booing him for
his concert. Yeah. Da,
you returning the money.
But Russia today is really on a rampage. They are so out to
discredit everybody and everything about this war. Of
course Russia and China, both on the Security Council of the
United Nations are Uber lords who we announced the bitches of
you know, they they abstained from voting on the on this whole
Libya business. And you know, the propaganda war is on. But
very interesting. This reporter Susan Lindauer, she, she reports
she's in Washington, but I guess up until 2003. She was actually
Libya was her beat.
So can we stop for a second? I want to just give everybody a
little piece of background, which is that if you recall when
this Libya thing was first Bray effect, even the EEG all this
stuff breaking in the Middle East, the Russia today and and
the newspaper and the blogs and the Russians that are in in the
Middle East, and we were reporting on this on the show.
They were saying there was nothing going on?
Yeah, no, of course. I mean, it's all of its propaganda, all
of it. There's nothing the only thing that's that kind of might
have some validity is here. Just a little bit. Who knows we get
duped all the time. Yeah, but this but this woman comes out
and so she followed Libya. She was it was her beat. And I think
she might she once in a while she slips into a kind of An
accent it sounds like she's even the Russian spy. But she lays
into the whole reason behind this and completely pulls out
the Lockerbie thing, which I thought was fantastic. And she
has a lot of details that I think we should listen to,
without of having thought it through as you say. That's it.
This was no I know that was insincere, right. She's like,
you gotta let me tell you the real story, Dude, she's very
badly done. I will tell you that because of because of my
knowledge of the Lockerbie issue. Last summer, we began to
hear some very interesting gossip about Qaddafi.
We I love how they keep throwing guns in all these reports. You
know, whenever we're talking about Libya, just kind of guns
rattling in the background. It's good
getting everybody's doing that. Yeah, it's very annoying is this
it's, it's a distraction of some sort is obviously trying to
trigger a you know, when you're, when you're listening to
something, and when watching or hearing gunfire, it's going to
change the way your brain where you think
just a little maybe, but it really comes apparent when you
don't watch the video. Alright, so let's continue
here that Qaddafi was pressuring us and possibly British oil
companies. And it may also extend to French and Italian oil
companies. All right. And Qaddafi was pressuring us oil
companies to reimburse Libya for the costs for the payments to
the families of Panem 103. You see, there is this this very
important detail that that Libya had nothing to do with
Lockerbie?
No, hello, important detail. Just a little detail. They had
nothing to do
with the Domina years, we've been talking about that
possibility
since the beginning of the show. And this whole McGreevy thing
and everything's it makes a lot of sense what she's saying, if
you think back in time, where you know, this guy had to, you
know, they had the, the, they'd let him free. And you know, oh,
yes, because he has cancer or whatever the guy still, you
know, jumping around in his pogo stick, who knows what's going on
with him? He's not dead, as far as we know. And then, you know,
and listen to the detail she has about how much money Libya had
to pay to the victims of Lockerbie or the families the
victims of Lockerbie
and and the United Nations had imposed sanctions on Libya and
forced Libya to pay damages to the family's $2.7 billion and
they had wrecked Libya's economy with sanctions. And now last
summer, we began to hear that Qaddafi was pushing the oil
companies for reimbursements of the costs to the Libyans, you're
saying. Yes,
by the way, this guy starts cutting her off. And she's like,
like she's getting to crushes off the reservation reservation?
Yeah,
yes, I do believe that. It's very significant. I believe that
in October, you
hear that sounds like a Russian I believe. Like a rational
earlier. Yeah. Uber,
Chevron, and Occidental Petroleum pulled out of Libya.
Okay, now, Italy, France, the Britain and China, Germany. All
those countries are still in Libya. Okay. Those countries are
still there. But the United States pulled out. And I believe
that, at that point, the United States began to think that they
needed to do something to remove Qaddafi, because he was going to
continue to demand behind the scenes, he was going to demand
that Libya receive compensation for the sanctions that they
suffered wrongfully for 12 years.
So to the way I see this, and you know, of course, we've we've
looked at a lot of these angles. So our belief from the evidence
that we have or the the documentation is that it was a
CIA flight, there was drugs on board a CIA team, locker B,
yeah, locker B. And it they had to cover this up. And there's
more going on in locker B, there's all kinds of pedo bear
stuff involved with this as well. But I'll just put that to
the side that the CIA had to cover this up. So they blame
Libya blamed Qaddafi in his henchmen. And, of course, the
whole world goes crazy about it. Oh, this is not so he's got to
pay this money back. And this is not sitting pretty with the
Qaddafi. And so maybe this is just a Qaddafi CIA war, which
makes sense now that we have CIA boots on the ground.
It's well, lobbyists that will obviously if we're going to
stick with that theory, which I think is the right one and
anyone who wants to verify or look at this in more detail, go
back into newspaper archives, for all the papers in the UK
from the from the crash itself for about a year and a half.
Those papers explored this situation and came up with most
of the real facts that were covered up and then they didn't
they were explored the cover up and the whole thing became a
joke. And in a way I see it, they blamed it on Qaddafi,
because he was already involved with terrorism and he wanted to
get him off the terrorist track anyway. And he was the guy like,
you know, he's not going to be kicked out of power anything for
this. And it was just, I think the whole thing was just, Okay,
here's what we're gonna do. And they set up a scenario saying,
We're gonna blame you, but don't worry about it, you're gonna be
protected from it, you know, after
exactly what they said to Milosevic, don't worry, man, we
got your back. Don't worry about it.
Anyway, and then meanwhile, they probably packaged up the real
evidence, which is what they were going to present when this
guy was going to get a retrial in Scotland because they were
going to retry, retry him, and then they were going to bring
all this disinformation and it was going to blow the lid off
the thing. It's a no, no, no, he's got cancer, let's get him
out of here. And do we won't have a trial, right? I mean, the
fact that they got rushed him out of there, out of the blue,
and he didn't, obviously didn't have cancer, because he's still
alive, at least, you know, life threatening. And so the whole
thing is just as fishy from the get go. And if people don't see
it, that when I think this woman did, let's face it, there's a
lot of people that know what really happened. And we don't we
don't we just deconstructed it, but it's, it's very sketchy.
It's very fishy, but what
I do like is that it even based upon our what some would call
far fetched theories, which I think there's enough that we're
playing and showing and reading that we can point to, it gives
me hope that there are actual good people around and that not
everyone is always on board with all the program. It's not like,
it really isn't like the Bilderberg Club has all sat down
and said, Let's do this, yo. You know, because they had clearly
the UN got duped into into all of this, where it was
essentially a CIA operation that had gone wrong. And it just it
seems like there's a lot of confusion like not not
everyone's on board with the same program you want I mean,
yeah, and then a more recently we it's possible I still think
is because the Libya and I'll stick with this has gotten in
bed with the Chinese and the Russians for oil. Yeah, China
mainly we built a refinery which was somehow attacked for some
unknown reason during this so called, you know, skirmish.
Yeah. Oh, I'm sorry, the Chinese refinery blew up.
So I mean, the whole thing is, this is a setup. But you know,
it's, it is what it is, but we met looks like I mean, we've
kind of bailed out we've got I don't understand the
conservative mentality about this, by the way, oh, we have to
take the leadership role. Because if anybody else does
anything in the world, and we're not the leaders, then we're
diminished in the eyes of the world community and it's going
to be bad and we're gonna think as a weenie, we're gonna get
bombed. They're gonna get nuked from you know, the fact that we
I would look at it from a more positive perspective saying,
look, we got this thing where we want it we sucker the NATO
people and a Canadian to take it over. And we get out of it
because we've had enough troubles of her own. Can we? Is
that not a good thing? I don't get where we have to we have
to be I think you're missing money. I think you're missing
one critical point is that the military industrial complex is
kicked into gear. And they're like TO HELL YEAH. YEAH. By by
some of my shite. And I think that's the big problem is now
they're just seeing more money, more money more money. So you
know, then they've got so many of you know, current loves
indoors. Yeah. Well, of course, it's their bread and butter,
too. They love that we need more terror. We need more wars. Yeah.
And this is what does it cost it now like 500 million a week
300 million a week. The Libya conflict did the last I heard
so there was more funny stuff in the media and this was amazing.
The on CNN that they always had, you know, they try to do the fox
thing where they get like the hot women, but they get the
really really really dumb brunettes. I mean, seriously,
and you have to see the video of these two. And I don't want to
sound I'm not unfriendly towards women at all. But this is in
fact this is so anti feminists should be outraged that women
are being abused in this manner as symbols just to distract you
did not hear what's actually happening. And but they all
pretend to be incredibly intelligent. And this one girl,
there's two and they're co hosting this interview with a
former CIA guy who starts out I'm gonna skip the whole first
half. He starts off like kind of with the program and it's all
about boots on the ground. And then he turns on him and he
turns big time. And then and then they don't know what to do.
And one of them has this like yellows, really yellow summary,
froggy show. heard on sleeveless you know, with frilly laces and
everything is like in the smoke is coming out of their ears
because they can't figure it out and listen how they try and shut
the guy up. I'll give you a little bit of his as he goes, he
also went off the rails. And this is happening more and more,
as, of course, they had all of their a top anchors in Japan. So
we don't know where to put the people who can actually put a
sentence together. So we've got all it's fun watching television
because everyone's an idiot.
There was a UN resolution and that didn't work. aerial bombing
has continued and has impact, but it hasn't defeated them. Now
we're at the stage where we're going to try to apparently tried
to train an arm the resistance. That takes a long time. I don't
know if we have their time against Qaddafi. What what we're
seeing is the President being put in putting himself into a
corner where his only option is ground troops. But that's
something that is not something that no one says that they want
to do and this administration, I mean, they simply don't want to
do that they want
they don't well, the choice may come down to admitting that it
was a mistake and being defeated in the sense that Qaddafi
survives, or putting ground troops in nations are a lot like
people they don't like making admitting to mistakes. And maybe
they don't want to put them in but when it comes down to
looking defeat in the face, I wonder,
you know, you let ccaas unit attract Osama bin Laden 1996 to
1999. And you believe that much like that situation, America's
involvement in Libya could prove to be a recruiting tool for
extremists. Why
oh, it's absolutely a recruiting tool. It's the American lead
West, attacking a Muslim country that has oil Be careful
to say it's not the American lead West that NATO is now fully
taken over the operations. Well, that may firepower was used in
the beginning but that this is a coalition that includes Arabs, I
love
how she's she's read the report, like
reading from a script. Talking Points. Yeah, now
there's a guy tight who can barely type as fast as he asked
Who says you can read it?
That may fool some Americans. It's not going to fool the
people who sympathized with bin Laden and other Islamists. This
is really a US led operation. And you talk about the Arab
states that are involved the Arab states or territories that
are hated by their own people. This is a this is a piece of
theater set up by Mrs. Clinton and Mrs. Mr. McCain and the
bipartisan
oops, oops, oh my god, what theater what? You can say that
about Lucifer Clinton, no
group that loves to intervene abroad. In the Muslim world.
This is Americans killing Muslims. Again, it looks like
it's for oil.
I just want to ask, are you trying to have it both ways and
saying that, okay, these are tyrannies that hate their own
people? Well, that's why we're helping, because in Libya, it
was the people that wanted Qaddafi out that they were tired
of it. So Weren't we then supporting Islamic democracy? I
guess you could say in these countries where they're tired of
totalitarian rule.
If we were supporting Islamic democracy, that would be one
thing. But if you listen to Mrs. Clinton, and especially the
grid, rather crazed Miss rice at the UN, this is all about
democracy in a world where democracy is not going to take
away I could just hear the guy in the IFP. Shut up. Shut up
all.
I think it's very clear, MICHAEL SCHEUER, that you are no fan of
this policy and this administration? I think calling
Ambassador Rice crazed is certainly a significant charge.
Just listen to a charge.
A charge really, it's not a charge. It's just a valid
observation where
you know, that's only my impression. And I have to say,
this is not a Democratic problem. This is a Republican
problem to both parties love to intervene in other people's
business, where there are no US interests at stake. And where we
spend enormous amounts of money at a time when we're nearly
bankrupt. seem to me to be a wise practice of American
statesman.
Another story that is to call the United States bankrupt, just
reading humongous deficits. Yes, with the economy and this
mission in Libya are two separate
issues. They're not separate issues. Maybe you're just
carrying the water for Mr. Obama. I'm
certainly not carrying anyone's water and that
I have water ahead, but I'm not carrying anyone's water.
I will assure you of that. Michael Shaw here. Thank you so
much for your time. We you know, we've had a very long exhaustive
interview you had plenty of time to give your point of view on
that. We're gonna be right back it's 30
Idiots she's she's terrible numbers. She's, well, this show
your guys have been around for a while, but he's been baffled me.
He. He first showed up. He's on almost every documentary done
about 911 And he's almost on everything done about about
Osama and he was the CIA. He was a part of some group called the
The terrorist or Osama bin Laden division or some horse crap and
supposedly retired and I've Oh, I just wonder whether or not
he's still working for him in some way shape or form because
he he tends to be he's a very very yes sir No sir kind of
overly when you're with to too little complicated to complement
everyone's being interviewed yes or no straight thing and he is
IVs baffled me he's done a couple of books and are one at
least about why we could have we could have gotten Osama and we
didn't and all the rest of it and he's comes on a lot of these
shows and you I guess you can figure out now what side he's on
with is that the CIA's position?
I don't know I did find out something that is really
important when it comes to the lies. So So what is so Okay,
forget all the all the breaking the Constitution, etc. What is
being heralded by Lucifer Clinton and by George W. Obama.
And what's Rice's name?
Well, it's funny Your name is rice, because like you want to
say condemnation. You want to say Condoleezza, but that's not
correct. At least the two, you could say. Right? I don't know
what the color Beelzebub rice,
all right, other rice, rice, all right, rice. So they're all
saying, Well, you know, the Arab League, the Arab League, they
came to us, they begged the Arab League, the Arab League. Well,
let me give you some details on the Arab League. There's 22 full
members of the Arab League, when they took this vote for the no
fly zone, only 11 were present, which is not even a quorum. And
apparently, Syria and Algeria were against it. So they
probably were coerced. But if you look at it, really only nine
members of the Arab League wanted this. The others weren't
even there. They probably didn't get the memo.
It's weren't invited. Yeah.
Oh, and that's Asia Times reporting. That was Did
you have a question? You can't get that here. What? What is the
who were the nine that voted? Yes. You
probably can't. Well, six of them. Were Gulf Cooperation
Council members. If you have a second, I can probably bring
this up. Let's see. Asia Times. Yeah, but this is this is good
stuff, you know? And it's like, and where's our reporting on
this? I had to get this from Asia Times. Really?
I'm not carrying any water for Obama. I'm not caring nobody's
water. I don't care why. You got to clip that out and use it once
in a hilarious I'm not caring Obama's water.
I won't do that. I'm not even starting with that. Let me see
if we have I don't have the it's not in this report. It might be
but I can't like
put it on the next show. Because it would be interesting to know
who the nines are. and I were upstanding who didn't show up,
which is the ones you know, those are the ones that are the
whole thing is right. Yeah. It's terrible. It's rigged, you
think? Yeah, well, the bidding.
What I also thought was really interesting, which does kind of
go along with this. So how much money did did we steal? I mean,
sorry, freeze from Libya, and Gadhafi? How much money was a
John the all time
record $33 billion, which, of course,
is a magic number for us. But now, what's so interesting is we
come up with this settlement. Now, you know, we also have a
budget gap we have to close in the United States. And Joe Biden
comes out and says, Yeah, I've been talking to Billy Boy
Boehner, and, you know, we've come up with a number $33
billion in cuts. I'm like, Hey, coincidence? I think not. You
think that just kind of take that 33 billion and fill the
hole?
Why not? Do not parently you'll come Congress has got no control
over the purse strings anymore. And it's all a game, the house
of cards right now, the Federal Reserve, like you pointed out
earlier, this is just a complete fiasco. The way the money's
being it's like a bunch of just like a bunch of crooked
bookkeepers running the country.
And, and there's so much more fun stuff coming out. You know,
we didn't, I noticed that. But we didn't, we forgot to talk
about it. The President speech when he you know, we address the
nation, that's very important, because everyone needs to know,
came on at 730 which is not the typical primetime slot for a
presidential address to the nation. And CNN now reports that
he actually you know, had a conversation with the network
because you have to negotiate that with the network's
obviously, and this was ABC has Dancing with the Stars on an
eight o'clock and so that's why the President went to 730
Oh, ABC right to come from New York. arised ABC. Net Worth
Yeah, ex White House guy working it working there
now his his sister, his sister is a George W. Obama's personal
advisor. So I just thought that was interesting. Yeah, that's
that's how important it is. Oh, wow. We have to keep the slaves
entertained happy and distracted with dancing with the star. So
why don't we just do it at 730 That'll be fine.
Okay. And more depressing news.
It's not depressing. It's, I'm beyond that now. Nothing is just
funny. But we're in for a long haul that's for sure. This guy
is not going anywhere and where everyone's everyone's jumping
for joy. We all we're all getting some money. The old
beautiful.
So we got an interesting email from someone. So you might find
it. But there was edge based on a he claims the bogus story
running in the in the sun. April 3 Of all places. I sent you a
link to this origami in the show notes.
Yes, you did. It was wasn't under a Yeah, it'll be in the
shownotes Yeah, I have it.
Okay, let me I hate to do this. But this with this little
machine. I'm ending
up with what kind of machine you're using their little
Toshiba,
but it's only got like, the screen size is only 10 inches.
That's about 10
or 11. And the sounds not all that great either.
I think it's probably that connection. John and Adam I just
wanted to say thanks for a great show. He lives outside Tokyo and
was in central Tokyo at work during the earthquakes a few
weeks back and unlike some of the other foreigners Gaijin
Yes, the guys didn't which by the way are now being called the
flies in a fly Jin Han because they're flying away.
He mentioned that this guy's a Brit. He says the most obvious
insulting piece of journalism came from UK Sun newspaper.
We're not expecting as much as it is but it's obviously
Linkbait and we have a link to this article in the show notes
and it's quite funny especially the bigger headline the headline
which says it's got a picture of a frightened woman's dancing
starving Brit Kelly my nightmare trapped in city of ghosts Tokyo
goes on the zombies and there's no water and there's she's
starving to death this woman says the whole thing is a bunch
of crap. He says contradictions factual errors is firstly her
name and her husband's Fujiyama. Fujiyama is so stereotypical
suspicious in itself. Her husband is Ryu, which is, as a
friend of mine pointed out probably taken from a Street
Fighter gay game. Radiation.
Right. Did
increase in Fujian where the damage reactors are in Tokyo the
levels barely moved and when they did was minimal and well
was in any definition of safe and never reached 10 times any
amount. So it was bullshit and it says for that good for the
week. Rome had higher ratings and Tokyo right. She claims she
has a scene from a zombie movie The streets were quiet but she's
not out of panic people were waiting for what would happen
next there's food in the shops and the next day she reported
this although bottled water was getting a little bit the mains
water gas and electricity were on most of Tokyo was never
blacked out. As a friend point out why didn't she ordered
Domino's they were still delivering
it was a Sir Mark I think and day mastered. Were saying you
know, the biggest product by the way not to diminish. There was a
lot of you know, absolute panic and people were confused. But in
Tokyo itself. You know, he says I think Sir Mark wrote me a note
and said, you know, the the biggest problem everyone's you
know, the biggest fears we didn't have the right change for
Starbucks, you know, I was like, Okay.
Anyway, it goes on and on, which just indicates to me that the
reporting on this thing has been, you know, which we always
suspected has been a bit sensationalized, even though
it's a disaster of epic proportions. Is that just no
reason I asked this question. You know, what is the point of
making it seem worse,
to distract everyone from the true atrocity, which is going on
in Libya amongst other places?
Yeah, I'm guessing that I mean,
I have no other No, I just don't have any other explanation. It
seems like the easiest thing to do. That's one call Right? Or
that's actually three calls as a call to ABC. It's a call to CNN
it's a call to Fox you know, it's like hey man, most hype
this this hype this up and then it just goes down the chain.
We've both worked in media companies, that's how it goes.
We're off to Japan. This is what it is and you know, and it all
plays into each other you get the the anti nuke people Germany
is freaking out. They have huge demonstrate anti nuclear
demonstrations now.
The public is gets riled up by want to thank Graham Briggs for
the for the load and link. But yeah, no, it's just it's
ridiculous.
There's something else very interesting happening with with
news now. And this is from Gizmo nation down under Jeff from
Newcastle sent this in Adam. I heard his report last week on
ABC Radio. That's the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. World
Today current affairs program interview with Olli I looked a
guy up. Almunia out, Ahmed. Yeah, he'd have the Yemen post
regarding the Yemen instability. And he says, Have a listen to
this and tell him I'm not gonna I'm not gonna give it away.
John, it's 35 seconds. So this is apparently a reporter in
Yemen being interviewed by Australian radio. Tell me what
you think of this guy,
Ali? Elmo jarhead can Yemen's President survive now that one
of his most senior generals, Ali Mohsen Sally has defected
after the announcement that the military has made, it seems very
likely that the President will have to step down very, very
soon. And I expect that to be within the next 48 hours. The
only thing that we could say is basically, the President right
now is probably trying to figure out the best strategy for his
exit. And that's why he sent the Minister of Foreign Affairs to
Saudi Arabia to negotiate some kind of deal for him to be able
to leave the country.
Now, I don't know if you can hear that on Skype. But that is
not a guy that is a computer voice synthesizer.
It's possible.
I mean, listen to
it. Now. With that in mind, can you play it again? Yes,
Ali, Elmo jarhead can Yemen's President survive now that one
of his most senior generals, Ali Mohsen Sally has defected
after the announcement that the military has made, it seems very
likely that the President's will have to step down very, very
soon. And I expect that to be within the next 48 hours. The
only the we could say is basically the President right
now is probably trying to figure out the best strategy for his
exit. And that's why he sent the Minister of Foreign Affairs to
Saudi Arabia to negotiate some kind of deal for him to be able
to do the play tree.
The chat room got it right away. They're like, that's Doug. Doug
is taken over. Doug is doing interviews.
That's amazing.
When especially when he says hours now, I've listened to
enough of these synthesized speech things. That I mean, do
you just recognize it? I mean, it's the chat room saw it
immediately. Digital Voice that's that's, that's. You can
make that commodity your Mac. Wow.
Yeah. That's, that's true. What? Jazz really bad. Excuse me.
That's dying here. Yeah, that's really bad. If that's true.
Let me see. I can do this. Hello, John. I could do it
immediately. So easy.
Yeah, we should take that whole. We should take that whole
speech. Somebody should take it. Somebody should take and
run it through some speech synthesizer right. Now write it
down and you know, change the wording just so it sounds right.
And run it through a very speech synthesizers and see what we
come up with. That's very interesting. Spot I was New
York. It's not possible.
I think. Well, anyway, I think very good observation there from
from Jeff. Hey, there was something else. Boy, this is
gonna delve into this for a second. What do I always do on
Sundays? John?
You watch C span?
No, no, no. I always watch our presidents reality show. That's
stupid thing. You keep watching West Wing Week. Yeah, which was
the title of it this week was under the blue whale under the
big blue whale. And it was nothing in it. Nothing to get.
But I do have a minute to hear from our President George W.
Obama's address to the nation. And it's all about the clean
energy partnership.
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Center in Landover Maryland, where I came to talk about an
issue that's affecting families and businesses just like this
one, no hookers be too expensive. The rising price of
gas and what we can do as a country to reduce our dependence
on foreign oil.
There it is again now it's the dependence on foreign oil so you
know there's a scam coming, you know, you can already feel it so
I'm ready and waiting for it.
This week, I released a blueprint. John, did you see the
blueprint? No, I
didn't But can I ask you a quick question and ask Adam see if you
can get it
an actual but it's in the middle of the presidential address I
mean, that's let me just ask you
all right, ask Adam.
What what percentage in terms in the was expressed as a fraction?
Do we import? Oil wise? How much do we have local? How much do we
pump ourselves and how much do we import?
I would say we import 30%
No, that's interesting. Is that wrong? Be important two thirds
60% 66.66 I was prepared to be surprised. Alright, go
for a secure energy future EU secure strategy to reduce the
oil we import from around the world. And to make our economy
stronger at home.
We've got to screw those Canadians Hey Canadia we're not
taking your oil no more Hey,
and I'm here at UPS because it's not just the government getting
in on the action.
I love the way he says this is like just put it in my face Hey,
it's not just the government getting in on the action you got
words matter people believable that he'd say that he's actually
saying it it's not just what getting in on the action. No,
not just that get on
the action. Companies like UPS FedEx AT and T Verizon and
PepsiCo.
There's no agenda. What was pushed PepsiCo got to do with
anything. No, there.
Listen up. Firms with some of the largest fleets in the
country. I think I'd large
fleets, fleets, the fleets that's what it's about they got
big fleets by PepsiCo has zero fleets, by the way, at the
bottlers are all local. So that's a lie
are switching to more efficient vehicles. And through our Clean
Fleets Partnership is driven not by government, but by business.
Okay, now gotta listen to this stuff. Are Clean Fleets
Partnership driven not by government, but by businesses,
which does not mean government's not in it, not just in it. It
may be driven by business, which is usually not a good thing.
More companies are going to be switching to electric and
alternative vehicles to not out of the goodness of their hearts.
No, no. So is that a clue? Not out of the goodness of their
hearts. Well, do you think it's because they want to spend more
on fleets? There must be some kind of trick because it's good
for their bottom line and it's good for their bottom line. All
right, so
okay, what No, no, go on. Go on. You're right. Did they
deconstruct this guy's giving it all away in his speeches
nowadays? Yeah, I
don't know who's writing it but they're idiots. Okay, so anyway,
so that so I go look Department of Energy. And so the first
thing we got to do is we got to go look at the blueprint and so
you know, I get the the fact sheet National Clean Fleets
Partnership, okay. And with the better the what are the
benefits, and then down there somewhere at the bottom. There's
a little note here about the vehicles technology program. Oh,
okay. So let's take a look at the vehicles technology program
prepared by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and
our E L, which is a national laboratory of the US Department
of Energy, you gotta follow the stream all the way through. And
down at the bottom of that page, it says it is operated by the
Alliance for Sustainable Energy LLC. A really so this is the
part of the the government the non governmental part. So we go
to the Alliance for Sustainable Energy LLC website, under the
current US Department of Energy contracts. Alliance for
Sustainable Energy LLC, known as Alliance manages and operates
the NRL. Okay, so they're they're operating a.gov
business. Alliance is a limited liability company, of course, in
case they won't get sued, which is equally owned and governed by
Battelle and MRI global. The contract is valued at a plot
approximately $1.1 billion subject to annual appropriations
over a five year period.
How can we don't get in on any of these deals?
Because we don't have a fleet? We need us and fleets. So then
you gotta go look at all this stuff. And MRI global. Oh my
god, I have a C. MRI global who just got a new CEO, by the way,
in January, guy who's been in clean up businesses for a
nuclear for 28 years of his career total shield total setup
completely ready. So this is the company that is contracted. Now
they are a nonprofit, doesn't mean that they don't make profit
but nonprofit, but you look at the board you gotta go brother.
Yeah. Every single douche bag is in there from all the companies
but listen to a bit of this MRI global promo reel which is on
their homepage. Yay. We're saving the universe. We're
awesome. Listen to my pre canned music.
Today we celebrate, celebrate Celebrate our legacy, our
heritage and at the same time we define our future.
They just changed their name by the way to MRI, there's a new
rebranding everything fits in properly with this announcement.
Look around us look, look at our shared community. Oh, what are
you doing your share community we are proud of the
contributions of those who have gone before us is knowledge,
experience, dedication and commitment have created the
abundant successes of our many decades of service. We are
humbled by the character and integrity that built our core
foundation and yet challenges us to live up to ideals more noble
and more rewarding than just monetary gain.
I mean, then just monetary gain. So John, this I mean, this must
be the nicest, bestest, just awesomest organization, they
must be nothing but planting flowers and trees and, and
making things beautiful for the world. I mean, that's what it
sounds like, doesn't it? Oh, yeah. Okay.
We are world class scientists, engineers, program managers. We
are the leading chemists, biologists, analysts,
statisticians.
This is the geniuses are here we
are heralded as problem solvers. innovators. I've never heard of
them. Why? Well, hold on. You have you just don't know it.
They were under a different name.
All our customers and partners call on us to focus on and take
on some of the most difficult issues facing our planet. We
address energy challenges by delivering renewable energy from
algae, biomass, wind, solar and other sources. We envision a
bright future by preventing and treating diseases by supporting
vaccines,
okay, so they do renewable algae bullcrap energy. They do
vaccines, what else element
and by analyzing the safety and toxicity of drugs to treat
cancer and AIDS. We protect our troops by designing technology
with highly accurate detection of dangerous weapons and
explosives. And buy engineering robots for defense robots for
defense using humanoid robots to save our troops from chemical
and biological weapons.
I gotta stop it here. Just get away.
Where are these humans? What is this a movie trailer? Exactly
humanoid robots.
They got they got the video they got humanoid robots. And they
you know they someone does a guy standing on the sidelines and
hits the robot and he like doesn't fall over. This is
billions of dollars being wasted on scientists jibber Ionis and
with a whole board filled with
was just former corporate shills, they out who they are.
Do you really need to know well, let's start with this. David A
Brockman who is now the chief energy adviser. And you can't
even find this guy's bio anywhere. Because, you know,
it's he must have been doing such evil stuff. But 28 years in
the private sector. I'm sorry. We can't we can't actually tell
you more about what he what he did. Okay, so we have the CH two
M Hill. This is Dan Arvizu. That's a huge 100 million
dollar. These are just the guys who are working there. Now. He
comes from $100 million company. We have Thomas M sack who was
running the chemical science division for chemical defense. I
mean, what is this? This is this is this is a no and they they
don't actually do any of this work. They they dish it out.
We've got Thomas Fleener, who was VP of Corporate Development
at Akela and Verizon and Arthur Andersen and Procter and Gamble.
Ah, then we've got this woman from Oracle we've got this woman
who is at a US Bank, Bank of America Commerce Bank. She's the
Vice President of Corporate human resources. She looks like
a humanoid robot by the way,
and he was out get the biggest I've seen this uh, I was just
looking at ch two M Hill. Yeah. And I've seen this, there was a
thing I was gonna do on the last show, and I ran into the same
exact label from ethisphere.com. And I'm just going to ask you a
question real simple when when you're putting up a website, and
you feel obliged to put up a big sticker, a giant sticker on the
front page that said, this label says 211 World's most most
ethical companies does that mean that your does that mean
anything to you? If you see something like that, why you'd
be so concerned that you'd put the sticker on your site? Yeah,
it's like we're in trouble for some reason we better put an
ethical sticker on it. A band aid.
Alright, gone. Alright.
So anyway, so what this is a huge program billions of dollars
for commercial corporate companies. And it's being Herald
and right up front. Of course, it's all these guys who are
going to benefit with huge tax write offs, but that's not in
the blueprint because the blueprint is like a press
release. And the real blueprint isn't there yet. And the
Department of Energy hasn't put all the rules online yet. It's
just more money bleeding out of our butts. And the President's
first in the worst Republicans he's
up Yeah, he is. He's just a pitchman. He's just a pitchman.
A no one else sell this. Watch this. Hello, everybody.
Everybody. I know how to slit I know how to sell this man. Don't
worry about all I gotta do is I get them from like from the get
go from the from the very from the very minute. I'm on my show.
Hello, everybody. Everybody. How you doing?
Everybody? So if you go to this CH to M Hill, main site, they
had they're showing all these different they have a slideshow
that goes on. And one of the slides in this show appears to
be in oil rig. Right off the Houses of Parliament in the
middle of the Thames. Really? Yeah. Is there Are they pulling
an oil rig in the middle of the Thames. These guys don't
give a crap. I'm telling you. They really don't care. They'll
do anything they have to.
There's like first people with gas masks and there's a refinery
and they switches to the oil rig in the middle of the Thames. It
looks like me this is being half built. And then they're spraying
with a bunch of people standing a million miles away. They're
spraying a quantum airliner with anti freeze. And then they got a
picture of Antarctica. I don't know. I don't get it.
Well, I do and all of it is essentially coming out of your
pocket book money we don't have maybe part of it's coming from
the $33 billion with been stolen from Libya. But you can
guarantee Yeah, it's it's not good for you.
I'm gonna show my school by donate to no agenda. I imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
We do have a few donors this week. I want to thank them all
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You've been deep deuced
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I don't know any vegan for 2012.
But I'd like to feel we could get a village that would be
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Yeah, but it's too too heavy. For the for the long.
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Yeah, I had to ship it separately. It's gonna say
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That was pretty funny. What are you doing? I didn't come in so
loud. I was moving my mic stand if what you've seen pictures of
them around and I bumped the phone in and I'd came off the
hook. Okay. I don't know why it would be so noisy.
You know, again, I'm thinking that there must be people
listening to the show, which I'm kind of liking because all of a
sudden I'm seeing the Daily Mail. I'm seeing all kinds of
mainstream media picking up on this brainwave scramble thing.
You know, where we've been, we've been highlighting and been
getting a lot of flack, by the way. We say, hey, look, these
people are freaking out. They also like, tick tock backwards.
And then it's like, oh, man, it's a medical condition. Not
this is not this is this is happening one after another. And
there's something going on. And it turns out, this happened to
radio host Ian Panet or Punnett. He's on I don't know, he's one
of these radio satellite networks. And he was on
promoting on Coast to Coast AM and someone sent me a clip but
the same thing happened to him. So we now have this as the
including Judge Judy, which we don't have any audio or video
from yet.
Somebody asked us had recorded that from the studio. It's
recorded.
Definitely and someone's got a copy somewhere. If not, there'll
be spinning it off, and you better be given it to us. So
listen to it. What's the guy's name? George, whatever from
coast to coast am
George nori Nori, right?
He like. It's almost like because it's funny because you I
think they were
nurse Norreys that went GA No, no, not
George Norris. He has. He has one of the hosts from the
network on promoting his show. And what I think is we need to
pay more attention this because it's it's interesting. You
actually and I played it as the opening of last week show. You
actually did this at the end of the donation segment last week,
and I didn't even hear it. I didn't even pick up on it. And
of course I was, you know, out of my mind. But I think a lot of
people just aren't hearing how many news readers and television
personalities might actually be. Be being brain scrambled. Listen
to this guy. Okay, next hour, we'll take your phone calls with
Nick Redfern as we talk about one of he and punnets favorite
subjects cryptozoology. Hey in double duty this weekend.
Thank you. Were you watching any of the any of the soccer action?
Yeah, I did in glimpses, but I'm more fascinated with Paul the
Octopus. Yeah, he's he's picked Spain over the Netherlands and
he's not wrong. So you know, off we go.
It was a little a little mean surprise that we walk in the
house. It looks like one great big room and then he could break
it up like that. And
he already talks kind of unintelligible but this is still
normal. Here comes each one
could have its own superheat and I think wow, that's that's just
a really good driveway. That bends. Did he threaten the
Hoover? You know, gee, there's definitely the dishes and of us
who will keep doing any reason at all to get it off?
Exactly. Exactly.
He's not listening. It's like he's like like, Hey, baby. Yeah,
tickle it over there. Yeah, that's nice. All right there
that's where I want. Yeah, and exactly whatever the goal is,
he's like you'd like the Hoover and the driveway and
each one could overheat. think wow, that's just a really good
driveway. That depends. Did he threaten the Hoover you know,
gee, there's not really the dishes and advice we'll keep
doing? Any reason at all to get it off?
Exactly. You put it this Saturday and Sunday coast to
coast.
What the hell and just say exactly,
actually Wow. Beauty
Yeah, we missed that one apparently. But
by the way, by the way for people out there it's pronounced
crypto zoology and not zoo
ology. Now that was member we used to harp on that. We had an
actual zoologist say he was a zoo apologist.
We've no we had a clip of somebody claiming as the zoo
ologists and it was like okay, not really.
But no, this is probably too long. It's not that long. The
program Nova is now people are sending me tons and tons of
clips about what magnetic forces do to your brain. And I don't
want to play it's too boring. But you come on really? It's
not boring. Okay.
But you know they have all these it's always a TV host
interestingly enough, like well, you know, we went to see what
what happened on they put a magnet at the guy's head and he
starts talking like that like a babbling idiot. So really Yeah,
yeah. And they can make
you're just gonna be like a fun ride at the amusement park.
I don't know if it's good for you. I have a feeling it may not
be that good. But yeah, they apparently they have it all
mapped out so they know exists. actly where different functions
are in the brain and on this Nova episode link in the show
notes, no agenda show.com or Sean hannity.com. And
you I don't think you should be using that.
Until Until we get the cease and desist. I want to keep using it.
Shut up. slaves.com Yeah, they literally say, Okay, I'm gonna
make your thumb twitch. And then the guy puts the magnet over.
It's a big electromagnet. And he puts it over certain of his
brain the guy's thumb starts to twitch. So this is this is like
pretty well, this is science that they've they know about.
They know how to do this stuff. I think it's all highly
interesting. Now I have a couple other couple other things. I
have an end of show clip, which is another Russia today.
Beautiful. We're not at the end of the show yet, but it's titled
MSNBC, his love affair with wars, which is great. I'm
telling you, these guys are so on to hammering everybody.
There's Russia today.
And and then on our show, they got they got Tom Hartman on this
thing now, you know, the DOM, yeah, thumbs on the thing. And
he's, he looks, he just seems to have lost weight. He looks like
he's something it looks disturbed. And he bugs his eyes.
Now. It's like freaks you out when you see it. I would
recommend everybody to watch.
And we have a short or we we have a new, you know, this. We
didn't even talk about this last week. So So apparently, because
there were so much flak about the radiation coming from the
naked body scanners, they hired some jabroni douchebag to
basically rewrite the press release. And and then they do
the exact same thing. They don't actually measure the devices.
They're saying, Well, what the devices emit. As you know, as
per the no manufacturer doesn't even say it. It's just what no
one's actually measured the devices, he goes to the whole
thing of the whole banana thing, the whole radiation thing.
We know from congressional hearing that the devices
were don't work, but now we have a new term, a scientific term
for the amount of radiation that is coming off of these devices.
John, can you guess what it is?
No, but I'm sure it's gonna make me annoyed.
53 minutes past the hour. Right now we're talking about those
full body X ray scanners and airports. Of course, they've
been a center of controversy, but also a source of concern for
a little while as the debate shifted from the privacy issues
to any potential health risks. Well, now a new report by
researchers from the University of California finds that
although passengers are exposed to some radiation, they
shouldn't be too concerned
now. So I actually linked to this. This these researchers,
and they hadn't they did not do any research. They'd literally
just rehash all the same BS. I mean, literally did not research
the machines. But even the Wall Street Journal was printing this
research Oh, study shows, Oh, shut up, slave. Oh, here comes
here's the technical term for the amount of radiation coming
out of the naked body scanners.
SENIOR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT Elizabeth Cohen joins us live
from Atlanta with details. So we know that you're you're getting
a dose of radiation, I guess you could say we're a small small
dose. But do they know exactly how much is in these machines?
And what the effect is?
They do. And so what these researchers did is they looked
at what the dose of radiation you get is, and they tried to
put it into terms that regular people can understand that. So
I'm going to use a term they didn't use, but they basically
say that the amount of radiation you get is teeny, weeny, weeny.
There you go, Oh,
teeny, weeny, weeny, John. It's, it's teeny, weeny, weeny. I'm
the senior medical correspondent. ALL RIGHT HERE IT
COMES teeny, weeny. We looked
at what the dose of radiation you get is, and they tried to
put it into terms that regular people can understand. And so
I'm going to use a term they didn't use, but they basically
say that the amount of radiation you get is teeny, weeny, weeny.
This is like, well, how much more insulting do these people
have to get before the public gets outraged?
Forget it. No, no, no. See, that was my that was my that was my
meltdown last week. No, no, I'm just sticking to the people who
listen to the show. And I'm happy that we have them.
So, Jay, myself and Mimi went through SFO a couple of days ago
to come to New York. Right, right. So we're gonna, you know,
we're going to be confronted with the body scanners. So what
do you think happened? They weren't they weren't in use. No.
Oh, no. We even more interesting. Well, you opted
out. They took them out. They're gone. They're gone. There wasn't
any scanners there. SFO they were the first ones to have
them. They nodded whether you this is the main part of you and
it where everybody goes in? Yeah, and there was not a
scanner to be seen.
Wow. So there was just magnetometers now yeah. Wow.
You go to bed and yeah, they weren't abandoned or they were
on the side, though they weren't they weren't there. Ah, yeah, I
found that weird too. It's very weird.
I mean, are we under imminent terrorist threat? Aren't the
terrorist terrorists are about to attack at any minute? Aren't
we under complete lockdown? See something, say something? I
mean, come on. And just like I mean, we need to call the
number. Yeah, I've noticed that the naked body scanners are
gone. I need to say something about that.
I don't do it. He's saying it on the show, though. Pick it up.
Wow. Good news guy. Sorry. I just want to congratulate SFO
for having common sense.
Yeah. Right. Well, you know, I'm sure that something bad is
coming back one of those humanoid things. An MRI global
is making good news. From Clifford Stanley, Defense
Department spokes hole. Hey, don't ask don't tell repeal
should be ready by the summer. And I don't believe that to be
true, because
it go we should make a pool. Okay, so
here's how you know it can't be true. So they're doing this
training and they have to have to train everybody, you know,
not to say stuff like a faggot. You know, that's basically what
it's like this is here's your training manual. Well, we did
some of these things. Like if you see two people kissing off
duty and out of uniform, and they're the same sex Do you a
say something be shut up, be join in. I will be see actually.
So roughly 200,000 service members or 9% of the total
force, which I find interesting by itself, because the Defense
Department has not been able to actually say how many people
they have on the in the armed forces have been trained on how
to handle the repeal. So they have 91% left to go. And they're
gonna do that in two months? I don't think so. I don't think
so. But you know, the right, let's take the pool. Let's see,
what do you think you think this year? John, do you think it'll
actually do it this year? No, no, I don't think so. either. I
think it's, I think we'll have to hear one of these. Like, it's
very difficult, you know, with everyone moving off and shipping
them out. And, you know, we've got all the camps now in Libya,
you know, we just, we just can't be dealing with that right now.
We're way too busy. I think more important things to do like
protecting your security. I think that's, that's what it'll
be. I don't see any other any other way.
I was watching watching the McLaughlin group this morning
and I was talking about and they would ended somebody did drop
the bomb, which is one of the things that we talked about in a
previous show the potential for the you know, to get us to get
feet on the ground in Libya, they have to attack us,
literally. And so we talked about the false flag
possibility. Somebody dropped the bomb on the show said Yeah,
well, you know, the thing is now he's gonna be mad at us. He's
gonna be mad at us and then he's gonna go back to his old
terrorist ways. He's gonna bring a plane down. Next thing you
know, we're gonna be under attack. Yeah. So you got to get
to do that. You got to bring this into the public
consciousness slowly.
Well, no, it's not just slowly we're already getting people a
little worried again about airplanes. Now we had the huge
gaping hole appear in the Southwest 737
that's shaping holes appearing in airplanes seems odd.
Yeah, well, you know, I think was maybe CNN was saying, Oh, it
could have been a meteorite. Right? Yeah. And the meteorite
that literally that's like Meteor a possible meteorite
strike. I don't know. I mean, I do know that if like that. That
flight that got shot out in Sharla. If you're shooting holes
in the top of the plane, yeah, that's a good place for
structural damage to take place. Maybe someone shot through it
first. Maybe it's one of those. Yeah, maybe this is weird. But
that's all you know, like trains good planes bad. Whoo.
So good game, by the way to some people's you might want to get a
copy of this new game or it's I don't know how new it is. But
it's out. board game. I think it's, it might be a board game.
Maybe a real game. Not sure it's from Z Man games. pandemic. No,
it's it's a real sale. On sale over there at Amazon.
Yeah. Yeah, that's just groovy. Yeah.
You don't like the new version of monopoly, which is pretty
lame, which uses electronic money. So you can if you're
really good, who cheat now and the old Monopoly game, you know,
you used to have to like, go point at something to your kids
and turn around and you'd steal some of their money.
Exactly. That's,
that's the old way. Take a house. Hey, new ways you hack
the computer and then you steal the electronic money.
Man, yeah, there was some more vaccine news. Yeah, let's see.
pandemic, of course, is what you just mentioned there. Colombians
scientists, the discoverers how to prevent infectious diseases
forever. These guys keep cropping up all the time.
They're just trying to get it out there. But the one that
really blew. What?
Wait a minute. Let's back up a couple of notches. All How does
that work?
Colombian scientists Manuel elkon Potter oil
has on Columbia. Yes. So he worked out he's gotten sick of
finding different ways to synthesize cocaine. Well, he's
Oh, yeah,
exactly that. It has discovered the chemical properties which
will permit the creation of synthetic vaccines to prevent
virtually all the existing infectious diseases of the
world. You're right. It was probably a synthetic coke guy.
He said the I don't know how to do that. Why can't I apply it to
something else? We'll see. So I guess the idea is, whatever the
infectious diseases he can rebuild it within seconds and
then make a vaccine out is that the idea?
is what it sounds kind of sounds like that.
What was the drug that was against Restless Leg Syndrome?
Remember that we had the commercial?
Yeah. Remember the drug but it was some stupid.
Right. But that, you know, apparently you don't need the
drug
that we knew from the beginning.
No, but yeah. But here it is. RLS has is known Restless Leg
Syndrome. They have now hold on a second. Apparently,
masturbating makes your restless leg syndrome. Go away.
That's that's No, that's funny.
It's an April 1, obviously. It's that's what new scientists did.
I thought it was pretty funny. I thought it was guys. I read your
April 1 column. Like really? John, Facebook being bought by
the Chinese and the Indians really?
I was believable. No, I
mean, everything except the whole idea of Facebook being
bought by the Chinese and the Indians. Yeah, I
got an email asking me if I was Siri, it was this story. Please.
I'm just saying, you can't be as outrageous as you think. I mean,
you can be I mean, you can be as outrageous as you want to be if
you just play it straight, and people will believe the story.
I've done the April Fool's gags for I don't know, 30 years, I've
always had one every year I've done one. does happen to be an
April Fool's column right on the first was perfect. So I did it.
And I played the thing as straight as I could. There's a
bunch of tales in there. Obviously, put as many in as
like, yeah,
like the whole Facebook being bought by the Chinese and India
thing. Yeah, that would be the big tip for like 700 billion,
right, John? Excellent. Duh.
I'm telling you, I got emails. Is this right? Yeah.
From do they have an aol.com email address that these were
coming from? Baby? All right, let me go to get my nation down
under there is an excellent program and I just want to play
this because, I mean, we don't have guests on the show, but I
could only imagine if we did it would be and this is actually
under the heading of so we've been tracking for a while now
the the carbon taxes that are going to be implemented in, in
get my nation down under. And this of course, is everyone up
in arms, mainly because the new prime minister, they're the
crazy lady Jew. What's her name? Gilad. She sat down, we're not
gonna have any carbon taxes. And then you know, she gets an
office like, hey, it's time for some carbon taxes. And
apparently, it's gonna be like 700 billion. So these two guys
on Melbourne radio station MTR 1377, Steve Price and Andrew
bolt, who are both deniers, and have been denounced by the left
as being denier. So it's kind of like the Adam and John of
Downunder. Only were much prettier. They get the
government's chief climate scare monger on the phone. His name is
Tim Flannery. And according to Steve Fisher, who was our our
producer who sent this clip to me, guys, a complete shill
constantly refers to himself as being independent. But he's also
the architect of Gaylords carbon tax. And he's, of course, his
job. As you know, he's the spokes Hall. He's supposed to
convince everybody that we have to actually pay carbon taxes to
save the world. And these guys have done something which and I
just want to play the whole clip and I will not interrupt, we
should just shut up and listen to it. It is so good that this
needs to be done in America. And anybody can do this. All you
have to do is confront these elitist pricks who are trying to
steal your money with the actual data. And they do it to this guy
to this, Tim Flannery. And he and he just can't he can't get
out of it. And they completely make such a beautiful point.
Have a listen to this trying
to get basic facts without worrying about the consequences
of what those facts might lead people to think, on our own if
by cutting our emissions because there's a heavy price to pay by
5% by 2020, what will the world's temperatures fall by as
a consequence? Look,
it will be a very, very infamous ending.
Have you got a number? I mean, there must be some numbers just
need to clarify in terms of the climate context for you, if
we cut emissions today, global temperatures are not likely to
drop for about 1000 years,
right? I just want to get to this very basic fact, I'm
finding it really easy. Now I'm finding it really curious that
no one has got a fact. You know, if I buy a car, I pay the money,
I want to know how much it costs. And I want to know if
it's going to do the job. In this case, I want to know the
cost of cutting our emissions by 5% by 2020. And will it do the
job? How much will the world's temperatures fall by? If
Australia cuts its emissions by this much? Well, guys,
I said it'll be a very, very small increment.
Can you give us a rough figure a roughing I'm sorry, I can't
because it's a very complex system. And we're dealing with
probabilities here when we talk about just trying to get the
facts in front of the public. So we know what we're doing. Just
just unbiased, is it about murder? No. Are you talking
about a 1000s of a degree a 100th of a degree? What sort of
rough figure
if just let me finish and say this that if the world as a
whole cut all emissions tomorrow, that average, the
average temperature of the planet is not going to drop for
several 100 years, perhaps as much as 1000 years, right?
Because the system is overburdened with co2 That has
to be absorbed, and that only happens slowly. That doesn't
seem like a good deal.
What's that giant?
That doesn't seem a good deal, if we spend trillions of dollars
to cut the world's emissions that we might notice a
difference? Greg, Greg, Greg, Greg, great grandchildren won't
even notice the difference getting worse if we don't.
That's the problem. I just want to get back to the facts, as
someone surely must have done the Sam's and I'm looking at
some Sam's here, someone surely must have done the sums that for
all these billions of dollars, we're spinning in programs, that
it's going to have a consequence in terms of cutting the world's
temperatures. So you don't know about Australia, you don't know.
But you wouldn't dispute that it's in about a 1,000th of a
degree around that magnitude, right?
It's gonna it's going to be small, as I said,
Tomorrow, global hard facts. Tim had facts. But obviously, this
is a hard facts not going to drop right for a long time. So
it's not going to drop and it's not going to be anything we
notice. All right. Well, look, you said it's about giving the
world on board. All right, let's say the world follows our lead
by how much by say 2100, then 2100. Will the spending of these
trillions by how much? Will that cut the world's temperatures to
the nearest 1,000th of a degree?
It's not going to drop for hundreds of years.
These guys are awesome.
Wow, where'd you get that clip
I just told you from Steven Fisher, our producer in
Melbourne. This is from MTR. 1377, and then they go on and
they like talk about all these scientists who who denounced the
whole idea of of co2, global warming, climate disruption,
etc. And the guy's like, Well, I wouldn't discredit him. Well,
him neither. Well, well, you know who I am. It's just it just
goes on and on. These guys are great. Awesome. I can't wait to
meet these guys when we go visit. Really good. And this is
like the main guy and they just say okay, so what is it? Well,
we won't see any change for 1000 years? Well, that doesn't seem
like a good deal.
For trillions of dollars, especially with the Indians
aren't going to do anything. Yeah, it doesn't seem that bad
deal. But if you guys, you know, the Indians already just said,
No, we're not doing it. Whatever it is, you go do it yourself.
But does that mean conversely John that if we just keep on
trucking the way we go that we won't actually see anything
really bad happened for another 1000 years? Or does it not work
that way? Well, let
me take let me take a what would the way they put it Yeah, that's
what exactly what would happen. But let me just ask you a
question. Do you believe in peak oil?
Me? No, I think a biotic oil is much more likely. I don't think
we're running out of oil at all.
Well, if you ask most people who are
you? This is what I told you. But okay, you're you're playing
it back to me. I like it.
Go ahead. No, I do. I was playing it back you on purpose.
You were supposed to. You are supposed to
Yeah, no, no, right. I'm sorry. Let me let me put it
differently. Yeah, man. We're totally we're running out of
oil. We need to figure out some way to like get some other kinds
of energy, you know, like from the sun or the wind or who were
batteries or something like Double D's because you know,
peak oil and peak oil in the 70s. We already ran out of the
oil.
Well, then what's the worry about? Well
exactly. That's what they should have asked. Although we know
that even our guy, our chief, our spokes, what's his name? The
scientist guy? Is it hold on? Hold on, hold him? I don't know.
Yeah, he's like he's like Erna does not talk about ixnay on the
EAC. Pay oil pay and talk about that.
Because he's the only guy that has a clue. So you got to give a
guy like that credit for picking up on stuff like that. Now, this
was
really good. So I really liked these two guys. Who was it Steve
Price and Andrew bolt?
Yeah, they still whole Eclipse kit, you could put on the show
notes. Yeah, no,
absolutely. I'll put it in the show notes. And congratulations
to get more nation brussel sprouts as you now are
officially have a world record for the country left without a
fully functioning government longest period ever. And on
Tuesday, hundreds of students gathered in squares around the
country for their revolution defeat in protest of this
atrocity. So the so what
did the gut Dutch ever have a put a government together? Yeah,
they
gotta go. Well, I mean, call it a government. They got a
government? Sure.
Well, then I have to ask the question, How would you know?
Right? It's just pop up
videos on web is being destroyed. Given nation
leprechaun, our friends there in Ireland, of course, the IMF and
the European Union and the World Bank, you know, they've been
that they've made Ireland their bitch along with Greece. And
something new is being introduced within the coming
year property tax for all homeowners. As if it wasn't
great enough. Now you have to pay property tax, which I guess
they didn't have. Previously. I'm sorry to hear that for you
guys.
Yeah, totally sucks. If you've never had it, you know, versus
you gotta have you got your sales tax, you got your property
tax, you got your fees. Yeah, you got your income tax, you got
your state income tax, you got your local it yours federal
income tax. And you've got now of course, they want to do a
value added tax in the United States, which is just another
tax. We're being taxed to death. And there's corporate tax on top
of that, which public has to pay for, because let's face it, they
tax the corporation 35%, where who pays that 35%. In the end,
we do, of course. So everything you buy is 35% on top of
everything you're paying tax on. So in other words, what you do
is you take a corporate product, so it's would have been $1. And
you would have paid like 5% sales tax on it, which had been
a buckle five. But because it's the company has to pay 35%
income tax on the product, they actually have to sell for not
$1, but a buck 35. So the 5% income, the 5% sales tax
actually goes up. So you double dip on this deal. And then now
they figure well, let's just make it 10%. So you now you're
paying 13 cents instead of instead of a nickel for the same
item.
And don't forget you're paying tax on X an excise for gasoline.
So you're paying
tax on tax we're probably paying for I'd say, Me if you really
look if you really I wish somebody would dig deeper than
they do. I mean, I've seen a bunch of these things showing
that we're paying.
Someone actually tried to figure out what we're, I think we're
paying a person. Yeah, I think we're paying more tax in the
United States than anywhere else in the world. It's just doesn't
come in the form of income
going to me, as I've said, we saw when we were actually that
we went to see a comedy act and some guy went on bragging about
how great it was to be an American because we have the
lowest taxes in the world. What planet is this guy from? Yeah.
Okay.
You have to go to a show, I believe. And by the way, they
just walked in with the tickets. Okay. So, fighter man. Oh, good.
Good. I hope someone falls. Hope you got the lesson. That's why
you're going just want to see someone fall. No, no. I
mean, in fact, didn't this morning on New York when they
were talking? They were just the meme in New York. Is that this
may be the biggest bust in the history of Broadway.
really that bad? Huh? So it was it was it was easy to get
tickets apparently. Yeah. It's like this guy's Hey, man. I give
you a Spider Man ticket for smoke. You got a cigarette? Yes.
You got I got Spider Man tickets.
We'll see. I'll let you know some people said is great
entertainment.
We'll get a review. We'll get a review and we look forward to
that. And let me run through some magic numbers before you go
there John. Vodafone has bought out 33% of Vodafone Sr. For $5
billion cash. Times of India 211 candidates in Frey for only 33
seats. Of course we had the budget deal. $33 billion in
cuts. We have Google now with 33% of the smartphone Mark Get
and the stink bug epidemic is now in 33 states. And I have to
say my favorites 33 archdiocese and priests accused but not
named, that's actually a pretty big story, which is sad once
again. And it's funny I tweeted a link about that. And I got
some emails from priests who say hey, man, it's not it's like
it's not it's not everyone, we're not all bad. And they
apparently if you have a collar on these days, you're walking
around, you get assaulted people like get really pissed off and
they you know, pull knives on priests, which I hadn't really
considered, but I guess Yeah, you know, we'll look at your PR
you know, you might want to do something about that. Maybe just
the thought there. And a reminder, no agenda news.
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today. Quite funny, but quite true. And I missed you, John, I
miss you back at home base. It's kind of tough with the Skype
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yeah, well, I'll be back on Thursday, and I'll have a review
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Yay. And I guess we might have some news on some shysters
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Get my nation West, on your no agenda.
Leaves by many to be the most liberal of all cable networks.
And as NBC pro Obama, it is clear
that it matches what he said about that issue at the very
start of his presidency.
Pro union, the conservative right in this country, they say
You're nothing but a bunch of freeloaders.
And also unmistakably pro war.
Blogger, filmmaker and former journalist Danny Schechter says
television makes war possible.
We couldn't have wars in America if TV networks didn't glorify
them in some way and make them exciting and give action
oriented coverage what I call Millie tainment.
Iraq, Afghanistan, and now. Yes, the US involvement in Libya.
Let's get it done. Let's arm these rebels. Let's give them a
chance to fight
a sentiment also supported by MSNBC most liberal talk show
hosts, Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O'Donnell.
It seems to me there's a practical war making tactical
success that they believe they could have in this particular
country. Exactly.
He kept describing himself as sort of acutely aware of the
risks and the costs of America doing any sort of military
intervention. And so you're exactly right.
I think we have to do it. It is a moral decision at this point
you.
So you might be thinking, well, that's just because the US
involvement in Libya falls under a Democratic president. But as
it turns out, MSNBC has had a long standing love affair with
war. Remember, ashleigh Banfield, oh my God, look behind
us. She became a star reporter covering the World Trade Center
attacks. But in 2003, she made a speech at Kansas State
University, just as the war in Iraq was getting started. She
said about the coverage. What didn't you see? You didn't see
where those bullets landed? You didn't see what happened when
the mortar landed. A puff of smoke is not what a mortar looks
like when it explodes. Believe me. There are horrors that were
completely left out of this war. MSNBC refused to let her out of
her contract, but kept her off air. Thus muzzling her, it
happened to with former independent Governor Jesse
Ventura,
CNN, MSNBC and Fox got in a bidding war for me. MSNBC won,
then a phone call asking if it was true that he didn't support
the war in Iraq.
Well, it turned out they wouldn't put me on the air. They
paid me for three years. They pulled my show, and I sat and
collected paychecks and I couldn't say anything because my
contract said I couldn't do any cable or any news shows for
three years.
So today Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Peter Arnett, after
giving this interview on Iraqi TV,
America was reappraising the battlefield, delaying the war,
maybe a week and rewriting the war plan. The first war plan has
failed because of Iraqi resistance
when MSNBC was still up and coming, its highest rated show
was hosted by this man, Phil Donahue, an outspoken critic of
the war.
And you know, we're all now everybody's righteous. What a
terrible Hitler. This is. We were mute when he was doing that
he was our SOP. Absolutely. Now we're sending our sons and
daughters to war to fix that mistake. Bill doesn't seem fair
to me.
That show was canceled a few weeks before the war started.
Phil Donahue
was an anti war voice on MSNBC one of the cable news channels.
And a memo that was leaked as the Donahue show was canceled,
is very explicit. It said, We don't want this to be a face of
NBC as the United States goes into war.
Looks like to stay on board. You need to sound more like this.
Look,
I am a liberal. I am a progressive. But that means that
we need to stand behind people who want freedom. This isn't
Bush talk. This is totally different from Iraq. It's
totally different from any other situation. Christine for
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